En suite

[Mike Amos]

Thanks Bryan, not sure about the tone but time will tell.

[tuna1957]

Very nice Mike. Only critique is I would dial in Kelvin Temperature values for the lights. They just seem to bright white. An example would be 2850 Kelvin for the bedside lamps is the color of an 100 watt tungsten bulb. But don't get me wrong what you have going on is real nice.

[Mike Amos]

Thanks mate, every bit of critique helps. Especially if it makes the grey cell wake up.

[Mike Amos]

I messed up, made the lamp shades emitters. A true D'oh moment.

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[ntxdave]

I am always amazed at how people like you can do stuff like he bedding. I would love to be able to learn how to do that.

Great work....

[Mike Amos]

Thanks folks, onwards and upwards I hope.

[ntxdave]

What tool do you use to generate the bedding?

[pbacot]

Great model and render. The bedding is spectacular. The overall render color is reddish, though, and conflicts with a restful mood IMHO. But it's great.

[tuna1957]

Looking forward to seeing more of this as you move along with it.

[Mike Amos]

Thanks mate.

[jo-ke]

Yes I am also interessted in a makaing of the bedding...

[Mike Amos]

Until the cloth draping plugin comes along I use the good old fashioned 'import' button. The cloth drape plugin will give much more ability to Sketchup. 3ds Max at the moment does the business.

[garystan]

Mike Amos :
I like it. I "exudes" quietness. Nice coloring !
garystan

[Mike Amos]

Thanks dood.